Steele Johnson

Carmel Native and former Boilermaker great, Steele Johnson, has decided to pull out from the Olympics due to lingering foot pain he has had. In the 2016 Olympics, Steele teamed up with another Boilermaker, David Boudia, to earn a Silver Medal for the United States in the 10 Meter Synchronized Diving Event.

INDIANAPOLIS — Divers at the IUPUI Natatorium are competing for a spot on Team USA for the Tokyo Olympics. Unfortunately, a nagging foot injury led Steele Johnson to withdraw from competition. It's everything he's worked for – and that's why his mindset is so impressive. “The biggest thing that keeps...

Steele Johnson, a Rio Olympic diving silver medalist, withdrew from the U.S. Olympic Trials after the semifinal round of his first event, citing a right foot injury. Johnson, who took silver with David Boudia in synchronized platform in 2016, was in third place with Boudia in the synchro springboard going into the Friday night’s final round in Indianapolis, where the winning team clinches an Olympic spot.

INDIANAPOLIS – Former Purdue divers David Boudia and Steele Johnson are unlikely to share an Olympic silver medal in 2021, as they did in 2016. The Boudia/Johnson pair fell 64 points behind two Indiana University divers, Michael Hixon and Andrew Capobianco, after preliminary and semifinal rounds of synchronized 3-meter Monday in the U.S. Olympic Trials at the Natatorium at IUPUI.

Olympic diver Steele Johnson visited the Kennedy Shriver Aquatic Center in North Bethesda to shoot a promotional video on March 26. A clip of the promotional video can be found on Instagram and Twitter. Johnson is a silver medal-winning Olympic diver that made his debut at the 2016 Rio Games....

Steele Johnson, a silver medalist in diving in the 2016 Rio Olympics, withdrew during the U.S. Olympic Trials on Tuesday because of a lingering right-foot injury. He made the announcement on Instagram after the semifinal round of his first event. "This is hard for me to write, but I've unfortunately...